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| nakeworks:
I tried your process again and it works while it is turned off but when you turn off the machine and restart, it starts jumping and clicking. However, when I switch back to the computer monitor it is still at 640x480 at 60Hz so it doesn't seem to be switching resolutions on me. Why does it work when I start with no monitor attached, hook up computer monitor and switch to 640x480 then unplug and plug in the arcade monitor? I guess I can try the method you mentioned above of creating a new driver unless someone else knows what I am doing wrong. Thanks guys |
| brad808:
--- Quote from: nakeworks on November 20, 2012, 09:01:55 am ---I tried your process again and it works while it is turned off but when you turn off the machine and restart, it starts jumping and clicking. However, when I switch back to the computer monitor it is still at 640x480 at 60Hz so it doesn't seem to be switching resolutions on me. Why does it work when I start with no monitor attached, hook up computer monitor and switch to 640x480 then unplug and plug in the arcade monitor? I guess I can try the method you mentioned above of creating a new driver unless someone else knows what I am doing wrong. Thanks guys --- End quote --- Because it's recognizing the monitor you're plugging in and going to the last resolution you had that particular monitor set at. Crate a new monitor profile and it'll work Sent from my Desire HD |
| nakeworks:
Okay. I found a tutorial at this website http://www.ramelectronics.net/powerstrip.aspx. Just a quick question before I get started: I have an integrated system (no fancy graphics card) how can I tell if my card supports custom resolutions? From the website: "To use Powerstrip, you must have a video card that supports custom resolutions" |
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